Day 158: Wash All of Me

The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames)

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🗓️ 7 June 2025

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Summary

Jesus gives himself totally to us in the Eucharist, body, blood, soul, and divinity. Today’s art, The Last Supper, by Juan de Juanes (Vicente Juan Masip) includes the bowl and urn used for the washing of feet, reminding us of Peter’s request that Jesus wash him entirely. This is the attitude, Fr. Mark-Mary says, that we should bring as we receive the Eucharist. Today’s focus is the mystery of the Institution of the Eucharist and we will be praying one decade of the Rosary.

All of the Sacred Art we’ll be meditating with can be found in the Rosary in a Year Prayer Guide, for free linked in the complete prayer plan, or in the Ascension App. For the complete prayer plan, visit https://ascensionpress.com/riy.

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0:00.0	I'm Father Mark Mary with Franciscan Friars, the renewal, and this is The Rosary in a Year podcast.
0:08.3	We're through prayer and meditation, the rosary brings us deeper into relationship with Jesus and to Mary.
0:13.8	It becomes a source of grace for the whole world.
0:16.2	The Rosary in a Year is brought to you by Ascension.
0:19.7	This is Day 158. To download the prayer plan for Rosary in a Year is brought to you by Ascension. This is Day 158.
0:21.6	To download the prayer plan for Rosary in a Year, visit ascensionpress.com forward slash
0:25.6	rosary in a year or text RI.I.
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0:30.6	You'll get an outline of how we're going to pray each month and it's a great way to track your progress, the best place to listen to the podcast in the Ascension app. There are special features built just for this podcast and also recordings of the full rosary with myself and other
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1:01.3	Today we will be meditating upon and praying with the fifth luminous mystery, the institution of the Eucharist with help from a painting entitled The Last Supper by the artist Juan de Juanes.
1:17.3	And now an introduction to our artist and painting.
1:20.9	Juan de Juanes was born in the year 1507.
1:23.9	He died in the year 1579.
1:27.3	And he was a well-known Spanish Renaissance painter.
1:31.8	His real name was Vicente Juan Massi.
1:35.5	After his father, who was also a painter, he spent most of his career in Valencia and painted
1:41.9	religious scenes exclusively. This painting was done in the year
1:46.8	1562. And now a description of our painting. The last supper before a rounded archway
1:57.8	in a classical banquet hall, Jesus wearing an indigo tunic and crimson cloak
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